@MarcSomeoneviaTELECOMDigestEditor: "Received in my inbox today; just one of several nasty spams:
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[TELECOM Digest Editor's Note: Now isn't this an especially
distasteful twist on the 'help me spend my money' letter?   The
reference to <url> was left alone by me as was
the first name 'Marc'. Do whatever you wish with it. Maybe some
DDOS would be a good example for them? You can get a screensaver
tool to do just that from Lycos.   PAT]"
    @reply: "<quote>
Patrick, I'm surprised at you!  The web site displayed is almost
certainly not the scammer's web site but a web mail service similar to
Hotmail (well, actually, it looks like some kind of portal, but they
probably offer free e-mail.)  Most of these scams use free web mail
services so the scammer doesn't have to operate their own, more
traceable, mail server.  Surely had it been Hotmail, you would have
realized this and not suggested that it be targeted.
Geoffrey Welsh <Geoffrey [dot] Welsh [at] bigfoot [dot] com>
<<url> 
[TELECOM Digest Editor's Note: Good point.  Really though, I was more
interested in helping get revenge for the poor guy whose name was
confiscated.  PAT]"
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